TheBlackRabbitofInlé
TheBlackRabbitofInléTheBlackRabbitofInlé wrote:Are you claiming these 2,599 were sent to Auschwitz I & II for gassing or death by another means?laapatti wrote:Graf fails also to mention, that according to Evidenzbuch 2599 prisoners were not released but sent to Auschwitz I or Birkenau.
- AFFIDAVIT OF ADOLF TAUB, 11 AUGUST 1947, NMT v.8, pp.812-814.It is true that inmates not fit for work were frequently sent from camp IV to Birkenau or Auschwitz I. It is quite possible that many of them were killed there; but I also remember quite distinctly that when I was in the main camp I afterwards met some of the inmate comrades who had been sent away from the buna camp as unfit for work enjoying good health now, from which fact I must assume that they completely recovered in the main camp after their removal from the buna camp.
HannoverTheBlackRabbitofInlé wrote:You mean this:Hannover wrote:Right, different links, but "the same document".As I said, I saw it.
But note the questions I have put to laapatti about it.
Gee, well, perhaps you could check the dates on the first and final pages.Hannover wrote:Also please show us how this book supports your point:The reference reveals the source is the so called "Evidenzbuch" of the Monowitz hospital, which gives figures only between July 1943 and June 1944.Do you need the links?
laapattiHannover wrote:All too predictably you missed / ignored my comment which followed:Hannover wrote:Also please show us how this book supports your point:Gee, well, perhaps you could check the dates on the first and final pages.The reference reveals the source is the so called "Evidenzbuch" of the Monowitz hospital, which gives figures only between July 1943 and June 1944.Do you need the links?
So indeed, heretofore the 'evidenzbuch' / Monowitz hospital book' does not support laapatti's assertion that Graf's reference to Auschwitz archive document Syg. DAuI-III-5/1, 5/2, 5/3, 5/4 is one and the same.We know that Monowitz had a massive staff of construction workers prior to July, 1943.
And we see that laapatti has ignoredSo then, Black Rabbit, laapatti has not given us the support requested.Henry Swiebocki reports, no fewer than 11,246 prisoners underwent surgery at Auschwitz between 10 September 1942 and 23 February 1944
- Hannover
Hannoverlaapatti wrote:No, that is not the case. There are known survivors among the transferred. It is true though that in some cases the whole transfer shows at the morgue lists very soon after their transfer, sometimes even on the same day. Such cases are presented for example by Piotr Setkiewicz in Hefte von Auschwitz 22.TheBlackRabbitofInlé wrote:Are you claiming these 2,599 were sent to Auschwitz I & II for gassing or death by another means?laapatti wrote:Graf fails also to mention, that according to Evidenzbuch 2599 prisoners were not released but sent to Auschwitz I or Birkenau.
Concerning Swiebocki, his reference is to Auschwitz I and its hospital on time period before the deportations from Hungary, so it has nothing much to do with the Hungarian Jews.
TheBlackRabbitofInléHannover wrote:laapatti:Known survivors? Survivors of what? Alleged gassings which you cannot prove? Present your proof for alleged gassings at Auschwitz. No dodging.No, that is not the case. There are known survivors among the transferred. It is true though that in some cases the whole transfer shows at the morgue lists very soon after their transfer, sometimes even on the same day. Such cases are presented for example by Piotr Setkiewicz in Hefte von Auschwitz 22.
Concerning Swiebocki, his reference is to Auschwitz I and its hospital on time period before the deportations from Hungary, so it has nothing much to do with the Hungarian Jews.
Hungarian Jews is not the point of the Swiebocki numbers. The point is that Jews were given massive amounts of medical care prior at Auschwitz in spite of the storyline that says those unable to work were gassed. Piotr Setkiewicz, in spite of his lack of awareness, confirms that fact. Thanks for that.
I note you have not shown that Graf's referenced document, Auschwitz archive no.: Syg. DAuI-III-5/1, 5/2, 5/3, 5/4 is compatible with the 'evidenzbuch'. I'm challenging you again to do so. No dodging.
I note you have ignored the fact that large numbers of Jew construction workers were working at Monowitz prior to the beginning date of the 'evidenzbuch', hence the obvious medical services that any large body would have required. No dodging.
- Hannover
HannoverTheBlackRabbitofInlé wrote:All too predictably you missed / ignored the fact that I'd provided the rather obvious answer to your actual point there.Hannover wrote:All too predictably you missed / ignored my comment which followed:Hannover wrote:Also please show us how this book supports your point:Gee, well, perhaps you could check the dates on the first and final pages.The reference reveals the source is the so called "Evidenzbuch" of the Monowitz hospital, which gives figures only between July 1943 and June 1944.Do you need the links?
Monowitz was a prisoner camp established in late 1942; purposefully or out of ignorance, on this thread you've been confusing it with the entire Buna Works, claiming prisoners from Auschwitz and Birkenau who worked at the Buna Works were Monowitz prisoners.Hannover wrote:All too predictably you missed / ignored my comment which followed:We know that Monowitz had a massive staff of construction workers prior to July, 1943.
https://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?p=72424#p72424
According to Piper et al.'s Auschwitz 1940-1945 v.1 (p.308), the Monowitz hospital opened in October 1942 when KZ Monowitz was established, and originally the hospital had two barracks but eventually spread to nine.
Whether this is true or not—I don't know, but it seems unlikely that the hospital was opened so early. If it is true, then perhaps there's a prior Evidenzbuch for the Monowitz hospital's first nine months, or perhaps it was such a small hospital originally that no records of patients was kept.
No, it does. Laapatti gave a thorough explanation about Graf's/IHR's likely typo. And if not the "Evidenzbuch", what do you think Graf was referring to? Graf's 766 patients registered as dying is the same figure given in Berg & Brock's book quoted above.Hannover wrote:So indeed, heretofore the 'evidenzbuch' / Monowitz hospital book' does not support laapatti's assertion that Graf's reference to Auschwitz archive document Syg. DAuI-III-5/1, 5/2, 5/3, 5/4 is one and the same.
Let us not forget, that for most of page 2 of this thread you were disputing even the existence of the so-called Evidenzbuch:Hannover wrote:laapatti has failed to show his 'evidenzbuch'.
I tried to search for 'evidenzbuch monowitz ', here:
http://auschwitz.org/en/search/search.html
results = zippo.Hannover wrote:A claim that a Graf reference number is to an 'evidenzbuch' which they have not proven? An 'evidenzbuch' which they cannot show?Hannover wrote:Indeed, making claims that a referenced document refers to an 'evidenzbuch' while producing no proof of that claim is spurious. And then, where is this 'evidenzbuch to review? So far, zippo.He didn't ignore it, he just doesn't contest what Świebocki said.Hannover wrote:And we see that laapatti has ignoredHenry Swiebocki reports, no fewer than 11,246 prisoners underwent surgery at Auschwitz between 10 September 1942 and 23 February 1944
For the record, Henry Świebocki wrote in the Graf-cited passage.Nach dem Krieg wurden außerdem auch zwei Operationsbücher der chirurgischen Abteilung des Häftlingskrankenbaus im Block 21 des Stammlagers Auschwitz aufgefunden. Häftlinge versteckten diese Bücher während der Evakuierung des KL Auschwitz im Januar 1945, als sich dazu in dein im Zuge der eiligen Auflösung des Lagers ent-stehenden Durcheinander eine Möglichkeit bot, und verbargen sie höchstwahrscheinlich in einem Ofen in den Räumen der Sauna des Stammlagers Auschwitz." Die Operationsbücher enthalten die Namen und die Häftlingsnummern von Häftlingen, die Daten der Eingriffe, die Diagnose und die Art der Operation. Sie umfassen den Zeitraum vom 10. September 1942 bis zum 23. Februar 1944. In diesem Zeitraum wurden, wie die Eintragungen belegen, 11 246 Operationen unterschiedlicher Art vorgenommen.There's been plenty of spoon-feeding of documents etc. going on on this thread, none of them courteously acknowledged, most of them spat out.Hannover wrote:So then, Black Rabbit, laapatti has not given us the support requested.
TheBlackRabbitofInlé »Hannover wrote:- Again, you ignored my statement:
"We know that Monowitz had a massive staff of construction workers prior to July, 1943."
which followed my request from laapatti to support his claim.
Ignoring it will not make it go away.
The mentioned Buna works were located AT Monowitz. It appears that you are confused, or desperately splitting hairs.
You missed the point, it's not when the Monowtz hospital opened, but when there were workers there necessarily receiving medical care. Follow along, please.
you said:False again. I insisted on seeing it, not hearing about it. Please review the quotes you posted, but obviously did not read. No strawmen, please.Let us not forget, that for most of page 2 of this thread you were disputing even the existence of the so-called Evidenzbuch
And as I suggested, and apparently it went over your head, the books is generally referred to as the 'Monowitz Hospital Book', rarely the 'evidenzbuch' (evidence of what?), hence my difficulty finding it.
laapatti certainly did ignore Swiebocki, I see no responses from him, which makes sense because Swiebocki supports the premise of the OP and utterly debunks the gassings claims.
Speaking of 'courteous', look who's talking, absolutely hilarious. Any day now I expect you to revise yourself all the way back to the gas chambers.
- Hannover
The 'holocaust' storyline is one of the most easily debunked narratives ever contrived. That is why those who question it are arrested and persecuted. That is why violent, racist, & privileged Jewish supremacists demand censorship. What sort of truth is it that crushes the freedom to seek the truth? Truth needs no protection from scrutiny.
The tide is turning.
TheBlackRabbitofInlé wrote:No, that's a fraudulent claim; I didn't ignore it, I used it to show that you're ignorant/misled about the Buna Works and Monowitz. I now see that it's clearly the former.Hannover wrote:Again, you ignored my statement:
"We know that Monowitz had a massive staff of construction workers prior to July, 1943."
which followed my request from laapatti to support his claim.
Ignoring it will not make it go away.
You're not even close.Hannover wrote:The mentioned Buna Works were located AT Monowitz. It appears that you are confused, or desperately splitting hairs.
Monowitz is the German rendering of Monowice, which was prior to KZ Monowitz, and is now again, a Polish village. I've been there incidentally, have you?
Monowitz was built on the south-east corner of the Buna Works. This diagram is from a hoaxster's book, but he's still better informed than you:
That makes no sense.Hannover wrote:You missed the point, it's not when the Monowtz hospital opened, but when there were workers there necessarily receiving medical care. Follow along, please.
How would prisoners receive medical care at Monowitz if indeed the hospital was not open?
You certainly appear to be disputing it's existence:False again. I insisted on seeing it, not hearing about it. Please review the quotes you apparently did not read. No strawmen, please.Let us not forget, that for most of page 2 of this thread you were disputing even the existence of the so-called EvidenzbuchHannover wrote:laapatti has failed to show his 'evidenzbuch'.
I tried to search for 'evidenzbuch monowitz ', here:
http://auschwitz.org/en/search/search.html
results = zippo.Hannover wrote:A claim that a Graf reference number is to an 'evidenzbuch' which they have not proven? An 'evidenzbuch' which they cannot show?Hannover wrote:Indeed, making claims that a referenced document refers to an 'evidenzbuch' while producing no proof of that claim is spurious. And then, where is this 'evidenzbuch to review? So far, zippo.Oh deary, a new low. You're claiming credit for something I told you about, and implying its significance eluded me:And as I suggested, and apparently it went over your head, the books is generally referred to as the 'Monowitz Hospital Book', rarely the 'evidenzbuch' (evidence of what?), hence my difficulty finding it.
BRoI wrote:It's noted as "Hospital Book of Monowitz" in the Exhibit List:
https://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?p=72470#p72470Whatever.Speaking of 'courteous', look who's talking, absolutely hilarious. Any day now I expect you to revise yourself all the way back to the gas chambers.



